The Sun. — London, England, 1818-07-11 00:00:00

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R' e are h authoriSed by Mr. SWIFT to state, that tc-4ecautit the of COn tivtlitinegt4 . warier Westnioreland Election, is untrue. asPerity his l a n guage *as marked or n with 1) e at atul - boarseness," he leaves to his to e ra to d ecide. it was not, perhaps, very easy Put the 13/rncs i nto t h e i r proper colours it) soch plai ted and Pri puck ere d p h raseo l ogy as su i ts the new n ciples of The Otd Times. Ileither Mr. Swirr, uor any other friend of the t°wTtte Patty, could he heard ' while Mr. O!utiQBAivt and hi s Blues were o n the hu s tin g s : Was therefore obliged to speak—if he would at all., they had retir e d. ic S inee the reporter who could jud g e so nic e ly of w it" asperity and coarseness, " failed to &m ll'' , tn leat e his arguments, Mr. SWIFT has desited oirePeat them here for the better information l i b T e h . e 01 d Tinzes, anti for its refutation, it pos. , CoatlJr. II BitOUG AM was fl/SCOnStiiii• t °4(ll . 1;1 proposing the t:owination of one Min - j : t° left b iccy the C ounty of ‘Vestworeland to LoNsDALE. 1 : 1118 1 ilttotrwt •xas unconstitutional, in ')l)lnt.tiiii,T, a. he said be had &we, till P. nominal ion in Cinnherland• 4 m 1 ; BROU GHAM tars u unconstitutioal, in 414411644 t ..Iron the flustint:s, at a Gener4l County a of organization of the next Elec- BRotIGHAM was unconstitutional, in 4 vtiv a part of that Meeting to attend ' "IP! hea r and sign that plan. tttc 11 HONIFIA51 was unconstitutional, in th.tr private Meeting within the premises SheiifF -f tie County. t): 1114 ' N/r, liitouGHAM insulted the greater half (2 "(lnty, in tiCating them as BFA,TS, and the'L owritva voteri to ". hold up their It,16'11" That hi s api , !ogy for this juke, as. he 1-,l:l Ph a l sed t o term it, was as poor as the •• joke" 11'.-aod thiit, when he was abrii)ged of his t Y, l ie hat! lost his tvit• 41, tt"e'e matter;, however, being like his Elec- . Wi ndielsea mere '• !m istakes," the Blues be expected to thilik the ennlti"'"l any a:lpetily and coarseness." Mr. SWIFT to be cordially welcome to their Itti o ‘rl'arge o f h is tearing down a blue 11.1 g, " " 1)1'1 edim inedi H retv at T h e s id e o f t h e ~t'“)4. 4,4 1 ‘vbit'il nroini•it(l at least as ini i ch 11 ' 1 1, ‘' ,; , `‘Itit, l i,. r i eet l y true it /1 " mit reared an ,iii woman, or any "I'l '4 g " e i)vr in ;Ats t o dy rn blaageonineii, tstalite‘, is FALSE: Mr. SWIF T decl a res, 11The Old Times has published a gros silauttless ial,e!1"`I• E. L. S. ! mokci pular ar• ►tiorl , s no such erase 11255 „ iil snf sbot1(1 be eice that. YES, till id be de.: preve nt : itlcalcu. Metr o : the ru° st ire realty c a fresh t h e doors i „ do' E PAIMIAMENT • -re 4 1 . 1 . M EN! RF.RS RETURNED. 1, p a ,. /e"!'---Tlie Right Hon. Pole, and Sir H enr y "`1449,./'ill, Batt. / Ire b e Farl of Fife. . _ _s . rAT o E OF ft.:,ntw. • ..... .1.68 . 1; 4 , 1 .1 1 6 :tie . • ...... PAS • • ... • • 599 , • • ...... 804 - Irnra sc h . 21, 111,irtt.,,i,nn• • • ....... 491; 4Co 41 .1114 . 1' :1• •• • —140.4 • '4ooy ° ..... 934 O N • . ' h i .• ••••• ... as I Y •••• • • • • 3.27 ••.,... PO E.1,%1 AT Lei/ rim (County), July 6. Mr, John lAtouche 1419 Major Clements lOl7 Ntr. L. 14'hite Co , t,stg I.iiiii:tick. Mr. Fitzgibbon Mr. Quin Capt. O'Gradi, 991 City of Limerick. Verrlier .. 1:32 J. S. Itic:c Cite of C'or, July 6. Hutchinson 389 Colthurst 232 Long ii elti iT e un t .. t i qi f Ve r , et. Nh . • .rf r 4 1 • • • 41, 1 'IA •• . •'•• • • I 656 111 4 •• • . •'• • • • 1623 *........!51° . • • • • • I 467 ***** 302 Tbwn of Galu• an. Blake ... 2lO Prendergast 7l .------ 14 te (, 1 .- ) ' '--. lia, t ;‘"4 `ltch Siiii,Ly, ~ lr„ `lf tl. 17,11htl!ill'i, tl,,:4(11„: : ‘ l 4ll of XV, Ri, Kih k t 4 r,4.1,,. pr, 341 1 44 s Rt," ft•c.se tit pistols, they (Ini(,leti the 1 ' A s hv ' their second,. Jr. Gratttr:t I . 4 - Pa-ti. I . , y i p, il ~., Hu.,(l Major teiv. 1,, , \I It,. Air. ..4"-' os ll tilt: l'. I,7,,,thottliigh. Ne i t her p arty Eye/tit/4 ~;, Jelly 7) 'lii,test i„j„ry., Dublin t4k4'"'"e fr . ( ttr, tttl i n 4 /) a Votles!,ire gentleman extensir ., e l l s y t `1 i ll le I Gagvir'tilltiral plirsai(3, i , i'l who "5 I , . ' -.,,„ .. Nvo ~, ar t t 41 ' 44) PI i 1 an rural tour io Ireland, 5",.,:1, , crop is look. 1 ;t1). ' t V vv.!, " Ntiy that the wheat itis t, s r, tll,, „‘" ITI England a nd Ireland, and ' -4 0 ' ." 01 1 ,, 1 ,tl le I •we have had atirft y,.41., NI. toe Jai gest clop r"1 1)1, .1 R- " Ivy litici oats have, however, ti ) ,, h l „ c li from the late (Iry weather." 1 1 ' gl . l I ' commencement of „ Itv, tp '' .n observe the commence lux:l4,ly L I " the 1)000mo:hood of London : 01 _ 1 t ilt i t iii ilt t , 3 ,'' 'Blr. ItsioDss br!zqn ctitting a most do., -tr) f) of wheat in it field contiguous to A tlt)ar,, I, rl ttl sill t , 4 4 4 firs eat near kiln •r fl ilti 4t Sti l e r 4 \VB3 lately eattgh t in the salmon tipt N..igliel, g. It ibemsured eight feet in length, 10 1,1 11 " v / h j , 14 ()11l atioiihipois, and was sent t o , +lt t s . -in •k ,I 1 .t . ,,„ 1 , 'it e , _ \ , ,i,,,01t 1)4 :3 :0 3 t s. a (I;b6.,sgow, whet e it was !‘:'s ())/iciiirl. ()11""slielOry Gregory, alias Hoi/und, , 01) „ii,.. °to. alias Blackei!ey, &c., rile stham a j r " ' "11114,5 " 1 ou 'Dr. Forester and (goers, :e3terdo 4e'n'ate, 49 stated in a former paper, ‘ ) llir lii,, .' forat w - street, fi na ll y examined, eq . trtal, t oneo'cloek, Mr. \Val :h tort it; the neighbour r, in consequence of the tog Clay, when, after tiii- BHIP NEWS. TikAL, juts 10 .—Arriveo ►:xst evening afti4 poet, and sailed for the Pi; ver, the Baring, Lamb, from Bengal ; Miles, Beadell, from do. tares, Sisk, from Jaimica; Lady Holland, Robson, from do.; John, Povplewell, from do.; Chilton, from Pernambuco ; and Ceeiro, Taylor. from South Seas. Came down from the Meer the Gem ..;e, Deeper, for pibraltar ; .litines, Berridge, for Oporto: Thames, Weyn ton. for New York - ; Effort, Bai•er, for Mediterranean; and remain in the Downs with the re , t of the ships as before. PoRT93IDUTII, JULY 10.--ntssed tip Ch;innel the I,,)rd Cochrane, King, from Jamaica, in 51 drys; Nautilus, titanard, from BIICIIII4 Ayres, in 79 days; Mary, Brown, from Grenada, io 42 days; all three landed passengers here. COWES, J 0 t v 10.—Arrived tins Leeds, Lincoln, from Bahia; on the ld .lone spoke the Triton, of Hull, in Latt. 24: 48. N. Long. 31. 42. W. out 60 days from the River Plate,' bound to Haone. July Ist, spoke the John, of London, from Jamaica, bound to ►,ondon, in Latt. 48.29. Lung. it. W. July sth, spoke the brig Aimwrll, ; in Latt. 50. 3. N,. Long. 3' 24. W, eight days from Liverpool. WEYMOUTH, Jo 9.—Pa•sed t his port yesterday, the Spectator, Rithardsoo, from Dratrrafir, humid to Loudon. DOVER, JULY 10.—Caine in the brig fietisum, Harris, from Oporto. Arrived off this 'port, the brig ‘Vouton, AV Alpine, from Teneriffe. THE ARMY. Jur.v B.—On Friday, the Tact division of Ihe 96th Regiment, under the command of Lient.-Colonel s.l‘Cart by, arrived itt Limerick, from Cast!char. It is stated that the 72d Reginte►►t has proceeded to India, from the Cape of Good Hope. On the breaking up of the Arn►y in'France, should the state of affairs in India still resider it imperious, no doubt is ent►•ttaiued but that six of be Regiments lately named will be sent on an expedition to the Marytiii of . Hastings. Of these, it is said; two brigades will be formed—one to be unmet the orders Of Littat.-Geoerd Sir James Kemp, aod the other under 'Major-General Sir Manly Power. The Bullish Contingent has encamped its first division on the glaeis at Cambray—other divisions ►rill also he encamped ; and, as soon as the bar v►st is got in, the whole will be reviewed by his (race the Duke of Wellington, on the plains of St, Omer, prior to the return of the army to England. The 14th regiment, from Chichester, has esta h►i.hed its depot (parters at Chatham, since the embarkation of the draft from the late 2d batta lion, under Colonel Tidy, destined for the Ist, in India. On Wednesday morning last, one troop of the Scors Greys marched from liiershill barrAcks, on their route by Biggar, &c. for Portpatrick. The remaining troops follow as soon as they are re lieved by the 6th, or Enniskillen Dragoons, num on their march trom England. The first, or Royal Dragoon Guards, from Eng.• land, are to relieve the first, or Royal Dragoons, K;lmArnoek, Ayr, &c., when the latter Regi ment proceeds to Ireland. On lirpintsd4y murning the 50th Regiment rmarelied int() Drogheda front Derry, on their route On Friday, a detachment of the gallant 42i! Highlanders arrived at Drogheda, from Dundalk, to tep!ace the 45th. Ti4e 44th have, we understand, received orders to march front Waterford to Kilkenny, on the 19th. The 27th are expected in Waterford on the 9 h The 80!1) Regiment has, in addition to its neoer deteched services, sent two coorla i nits in aid of the garrison duties of Chatham. The 4th West India ltegi►nent entertain a con fident expectation of l►eing sent to Sierra Leone, ti,r service in that colony. Should the movement of the 4th \Vest India Regiment from Gibraltar be effected, the left wing of ►he Itoyal African, corps, at Sierra Leone, in all probability, would join head-tptarters at the Cape of Good Hope, where it some time since re lieved the 33d Regiment. MATTHEW GREGORY LF.wts, Esa.—The aC counct of the death of this Gentleman was so briefly stated that the Public in general are not aware that he was highly distinguished in the literary world, first by the production of his well known Romance, entitled The Monk, and after wards by several dratortic Works and Poems of considerable merit.—The Monk was written in the ardour of youth, and he lived to regret that he haul published a work too well calculated to in flame the passions of unreflecting minds. He was a good scholar and a man of taste. But, high as were his talents and acquisitions, he was still more estimable in his private character. No man had a more liberal disposition, and the benevo lence of his heart was akvays manifested in the mildness of his deportMent. He may, indeed, be said to have fallen a victim to his benevolence, for having great property in Jamaica, he thought he might ameliorate the c; l ninit ion of his Negroes by visiting that Island, where he caught a fever, and died on' ship-board, cu his return to this country. WALsn, Esq. who has so long and ao ably conducted himself in the discharge of Itis duty as Inspector of the Aliens who arrived at Gravesend, has been appointed Superintendent of Quarantine in tl River Thames. Mr. and Mrs. C. KFMBIA. we find, are en gaged under new articl►s for three yea'rs at Co vent-Garden Theatre. The IT, hlic, we are as sured, will rejoice at the contimnence of so ex cellent an Actor on the. London Boards, and at the restoration of an Actress who has very fen• equals in talent, and none in acquisitions and accomplishments. _ _ Mrs: MARDYN7 in taking an airing Itst week, on horseback, was thrown from her horse, near Cheitenham,and received some hrnises,hnt not g serious a nathre as to prey ent her appearin at the theatre the same evening. Miss SoMERVILLE is engaged to perform three nights at the Leamington Theatre ;• twice in Fazio, and once in Mrs.. Beverley, P 6 E T 11 V. TO SIR MURRAY MAXWELL. IVIAXI4ELL, the intaninti; asialtits you bore Are but the 'bola which sterling,nierit payi To fame: you are the rallYith; point of More Than can be children of future dayS. All who will take their rank in Honour's ways, And lore their Conntry and adorn her page; Patriots unborn : nor is it slender praise, Thus to he deemed fit mark for rabble rage, Like godlike SocaArEs, Athena's noblest sage. So the first CIIMILts, that persecuted King, When spit on and reviled, composedly said, Poor wretch ! a little piece of corn would bring An equal outrage on his leader's head ; He knew at law the blow was levelled • His canse Nero' him so, partner of th}. lot Was PiroctoN too; each mOh-declainter'S dread; He too was spit upon, for he had not Fawned on the factious crew, nor , ' humour'd them a jot. E. C, * Let Sir FRANCIS BurtnETT .and Mr. DOITGLAS KtNNAttto hear that great man's opinion, and blush. Having said something which the mob applauded, he turned rd►ind to a friend and asked if any thing impertinent had escaped him. BURDETT PROCESSION. We inserted yesterday the Progranznze of the triumphal Procession of the man whose friends sa id that nothin e , would be done if he were not placed at the head of the Poll," but who was in numbers below a New Camlidate. We think the following Programme most appropriate:— Jack Ketch on Horseback ; Eight Assistants, four and four; The Pot-stealer, who was hired to personate a Seaman flogged • by Captain Maxwell, on board the Amphion. Other Pot-stealers, three and three, hearing a flag; motto, " Hold to the Laws " Band of Catcalls and other Instruments, used to drown the voice of the adverse Candidate. Two Bankers' Clerks, bearing a lame white flag, inscribed, in golden letters, " Parity of Elect ion—Corar C,ute." Three smaller white flags, each inscribed" 50001." Grand Burdett-bloc banner, inscribed" Freedtru of Election." The stone which struck Sir Murray Maxwell, covered with Burdett-ribarnis. • Cotumittee-men of Sir Francis, playing a Dutch concert on different instruments. Banners of all colours, inscribed ‘• Universal Suffrage!" " No Universal Suffrage !" " Down with the Whigs!" " Up with the Whigs!" " Cobbett for ever !"—" Hunt for ever !" " do Cobbett !"—" No Hnnt !" " Annual Parliaments ! " " Triennial Parliaments !" " No Parliaments!" Friends of Sir Francis, squabbling. Mr. HUNT in a lied Cap. Tri-colour Banner from Spafields. Major CARTWRIGHT, ill a Night-cap, A parchment banner, inscribed " Brev. Purl." Air. DOUGLAS KINNAInD, in a'Brutus crop, Sir SaNtuct. ItomiLLY in his wig. Various other friends in different habits. THE CAR, being the same in which Sir Francis did not ride in his tri- unpliatit procession from the Tower, Motto—" Sir Francis is absent from principle ;" Six Universal Suffrage men to draw the Car bane. Twelve Wings to posh the Car behind, crying, " No Coalition." Musicians preceding the Car Tune, " (7a Ira." Musicians following the Car Tune, " G o d save the King." Musicians on one side. Tune, " Over the watrr to Cobby." Musicians on the other side. _ Tune, " Of all my I'Vlot her's Children I love myself the best." Convicts under sentence. Old Bailey Banner—Black. Motto—" Trial by Jury." Convicts returned : Price alias Wright, Creese alias Jenkins. Botany Bay Banner—striped. • Motto—" False Swearing no Perjury." - Mob of Aliases from New South Wales. Bludgeon Men.' Brickbat Men. British Union Flag trailed in the mud. _ _ _ Grand French Tri•colour . Fl7l . .g, inscribed in idoofly letters, " Hadicalßeform." Mob of Sans Culottes, Poissardes, and other active Citizens and Citizenesses. LEICESTER, JULY 10. On Monday the 20tii nit, a numerous and most respectable company (tilled together at the Three Crowns Inn, in this town, to celebrate the re election of Lord RoBERT MANNERS, as one of the Representatives in Parliament for this County:— Notwithstanding the fatigues, insults, and per sonal injuries which the Noble Lord bad sustained in the course of the day, he was enabled to take the Chair, and, upon ,entering the room, found himself surrounded by a large proportion of the principal and independent characters in the County. The dinner was excellelit, and the ut most conviviality prevailed. AmongSt the com pany present we observed— Sir A. G. Hazlerigg, Bart. Sir .John Palmer, Bart. Sir H. Ha'ford, l rt. Sir F. G. FOwke, Bart. Colonel Cheney, Co loud Burtmhy, Lieutenant •Colonel IV. F. H ulse, C. L. Smith, Esq. R. Wilson, Esq. C. Winstailley, Esq. E. A. Burnaby, Esq. F. W 1Vollaston; Esq. John Mansfield, Esq. M.P. Pochin, Esq. C. G. Mundy, Esq. 1-1. Green, Esq. T. A. Smith, Esq. R. flames, Esq. John King, .Esq. Alexander Dixie, Esq. R. Astley, Esq. J. B. Humfrey, Esq. John Arnold, Esq. N. Green, Esq. W. Walker, Esq. Rev. Dr. Staunton, Rev. Mr. Apt horpe, Rev. Mr. Beresford, Re-:. Mr. Thorpe, Rev. Mr. Htu»lrey, Rev. Mr, Be'grave, Rev. Mr. Browne, Rev. Mr. Walker, &c. &c. &c. &c. The company broke up highly gratified with the proceedings of the meeting, after having spent a most pleasant evening with their Nuble and esteemed Representative. CoLLEG , P. ASECDOTE.—ht the conrse of the publication of the Spectator in folio. the paper, as it came, way commonly hung up within the bars of the coffee-houses at Oxford and Cmatidge, A wag, at the University, who stole in to read No. P 54, which bears for its motto that weil known passage from Juvenal, Nemo repente fuit turpisimus, wrote - underneath the following tree translation :—" It is a long time' while ere one hecotry:s a Senior fellow;' • MYSTERIoUS DEATU.—Yesterday eveninc seven o'clock, an Invest uas held at the Swan, in Swan-lane, Coleman -street, on the body of Janes Dupre, only nine weeks old, who was sossprcted to Nave died in consequence of ill treatment from his nurse, Ann Ebbs, who wn4 remanded on Thursday by the LORD MAYOR, till the result of the• inquest %vas Vtatlict— " Died by the visitatiuu of Liod."_ COMMON HALL: A COnimOn Elan was ht ld yesterday in Guldhßll tor the election of a gentleman to serve the office of SheriT, in the room of itiomas Wilson, Esq. recently elected Representative for the CO)? of London ovhci haS refued to give bond to perform the office. The following names were put in nomina tion Thomas Leverton, Esq., citizen and goldsmith ; Joseph Todd, Esq.; citizen and muiician ; Ltwh rence Gwyn() ) Esti. ; citizen and spectacle-maker. After the usual forms, the choice of tkellyery, ny show of hands, was declared to have fallen.on Joseph '1 odd, A liveryman :addressed the Sheriffs, - and re quested to know Whether Mr. Wilson had been nominated fur Sheriff before his being returned as the Representative of the City. and thought that au explanation shnohi be . given why that gentle tnrtu refused to serve tie office, The COMMON-SERJEANT observed, that no Answer could be give!) then to tho:e que3tious ; it csas stalicient for the Livery to know that Mr. Wilson declined serving ; of Ilk motives, unless he those to 'hake a public declaration of them, that meeting could take no cognizance, but were merely assembled them to choose some other per son 85 Siltriti. Some Gentleman On the hustings observed that Mr. Wilson's-refusal would ptobably become the subject of a decision in the Courts of Law. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, JULY 10.—Messrs. Charles Litchfield Swainson, Richard Harvey, Charles Bellamy, and Charles Dethick Blythe, have been admitted Fel lows and Messrs. John Ball, Francis Jackson Mandy, and Edward Parris New, Scholars of St. John's College. Last week Mr. Wadkam Har i bin, B A. and the Rev. Thos. Shore, M. A. 'were elected Fellows, and Messrs. Charles Harbin and Wm. Harding were elected Scholars of Wadham College. Mr. Jos. Lascombe Richards, of Exeter Col lege, was last week elected Fellow of that Society. The Rev. Henry Anthony l'ye; one of the Pre bendaries of Worcester Cathedral, has been pre sented to the Rectory of Harvington, by the Rev. the Dean and Chapter of Worcester. I'REPERRED.—The Rev. G. Hunt, A. M. to the United Rectories of Barningham and Coney IVeston, Sutfulk ; patron, J. Vernon, Esq. of LinColn's Inn —The Rev. J. Loft to the Pripe tual Curacy of Market Stainton, Li nco l ns hi re; patron, the Lord Chancellor : also to the Vicar age of Nun Ormsby ; patrons, the Misses Ansel!, —The Rev. J. F Parker, M. A Chaplain to rite Duke of Clarence, and Incumbent of Waddington, Yorkshire, to the Vicarage of Aimondbury, in the saint county. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BATH RACES.—FIRST DAY, WEnxtsmAY, JULY 8. A Sweepstakes of 'Twenty-five Guineas each, for 8-year oil Rst. 71k.; . and fillies, Bst. 4111.; the last toile. Nix Subscribers. Mr..looes's by Poulton Mi. Haffenden's 61. e. c:oliier, by Sorcerer [Won at a canter.] A Sweepstakes of Five Guineas each, with Fifty Pounds added from the Racing Fowl. 'Twenty-nine Subscribers. Mr. Tomes"s gr. g. Algerme, 4 years old T Mr. Lawrence's ch. c. Minstrel, tate Secundus, 3 yearsold 2 Mr. Pryse's b. c. Cambric, dam by Fortunio, 3 years old Sir It. Williams named Hugh Lumpus, by liarnbletoniau, 6 years old - Mr. Jones's Charming Molly, 4 years old ... 4 [A capital race 1 - Kl.ween Aigerine and Minstrel. The former won by only half a neck.] Match-50 Guineas.—Mr.Charltim's Indus beat Mr. Jones', Fatima.—[Fatima took the lead, min kept it, till near time distance, when Indus passed her and won easily.] Fifty Pound Plate, given by the Members for the County. Mr. West's cb. 611 y, Leah, 4- yrs old Mr. Lawrence's Minstm el, late Secundus, 3 yrs old 0 1. I Mr. Pryse's Duplicate, 4 yrs old [This race will be long remembered by the sporting world —each heat was finely contested, and neither wun by more than a 'neek.l SECOND DAY--;171I11 SDAY, JuLY 9. A Gold Cup, value One Hundred Guineas, by subscribers of 10 guineas each. Three miles. Mr. Charlton's Indus, 4 yrs old Mr. West's Bulgarian, 5 yrs old Mr. Hill's Emma, 3 yrs old [A capital race.] Match for Fifty Guineas. One mile. Mr. Hill's b. m. Mrs. Fudge, beat Mr Charlton's b. c. Cartoon. A Fifty Pound Plate, given by the Members for the City.— Heats, 2 miles and a distance. Mr. Stevens's Charming Molly, 5 years ' 1 1 Mr. West's Bulgarian, s , years old 2 2 Mr. C. Day's eh. m. by Waxy, aged ' 3 3 Excellent running--Charming Mully beating Bulg a rian each time by only half a neck. The North Somerset Yeomanry Plate, value 70 Guineas, by horses, bona fide the property of Non-commissioned Offi cers or Privates of the Corps ' and that have never started for plate, cup, or purse ; the best heats of two miles and a distance ; rode by Members of the Corps. Mr. Dealy's m. Gypsey, 4 years Mr. Jones's cll. m. Dame Durban, 7 years...... 2 3 Mr. W. Reanold's Ur. K. Cricket, ag a d Mr. Adams's Chance. 5 years Mr. J. Walker's Matilda 5 Mr. W. Harris's Jack Mr. J. Loder's (jun.) ch. m. Little Mar,:ery This race bad excited considerable interest,, but was woes easily. Some doubts, however, have arisen as to the qualia cation of the winning mare, which are not yet decided. By the above account, it will be sepn that our Races have been crowned with uncommonly 6ne sport—far better, on the whole, than was ever witnessed on tae same course. The down was numerously attended, particular ly on the second, day, notwithstanding the absence of several of the principal sporting characters, who were elsewhere engaged in contests ! ins Election Plates. COL Tynte wa, unavoidably absent, through a domestic affliction; and Sir -Win Hawkins otEciat., ed in his stead, as Steward. The ordinaries the White- Hart and York-House were nut so well tregnented as usual, or as the excel;entfare deserved. The superior classes on ilia tuft should make it a point to support these dinners, by a nu merous attendance : on which materially depend the spirit 'of betting for the present sport, and liberal :arangetuents fur a iutute season. BATE Att KIVA LS, JULY 10.—Eari St. Vincent, Lord J. Rus. Si!,, Lord Milton, Count Wyman, Lady Fl'oneytnan, the Right Hon. Lord Beresford, l the Hight Hon. Geo. Canning, M. I'. Sir E. and Lady Baker, Sir 'l'. Preston, Sir C. Pachnore, Sir R. Vaughan, Hon. Col. anti Mts. Knollis—Col. (:oke, Major Andrews, Major Diehin, Major Morris, Major Wren ; Cap tains, Captain and Mrs. Coghlan, Captain and Mrs. Rediog, E. O'Conner, Elton, Foreman, Lyons, Rodd, Shep-. paid, Sloie3, W. L.. widsuil. ~ l p~.